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Nostalgia & History > A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C"Date: 02/06/25 17:23 A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: MartyBernard 1. Colorado & Wyoming EMD GP7 200 built March 1951 and seen in Pueblo, CO May 5, 1975. Bruce D. Barrett photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection
2. Colorado & Wyoming EMD GP38-2 2002 built Nov. 1973, and seen in Jansen, CO May 24, 1974. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection 3. Commonwealth Edison EMD SW1 #10 seen at Marseilles, IL Nuclear Power Plant July 27, 1981. Gary L. Powell photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection ![]() ![]() ![]() Date: 02/06/25 17:26 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: MartyBernard 4. Commonwwealth Edison (Midwest Generation LLC) EMD SW1 CS15 built Sept. 1950 seen in Powerton, IL April 19, 1997. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection
5. Conagra 6252 ex-BN EMD Geep seen in Carlisle, IN June 19, 1988. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection Oops, I'm told it's an SD24. 6. Conagra EMD SW1200 1134, ex-MP 1134 seen in Denver, CO Aug. 2, 1987. John E. Tuder photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/06/25 19:02 by MartyBernard. ![]() ![]() ![]() Date: 02/06/25 17:30 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: MartyBernard 7. Conagra Pillsbury Div. #2012 seen in Dubuque, IA June 9, 2001. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection
8. Conagra Platte Valley Terminal EMD Geep #4162 seen in Silver Creek, NE May 17, 2002. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection 9. Connersville & New Casyle Railroad Corporation (CNUR) rebuilt EMD GP7u #5 built Jan. 1951 as ATSF GP7 2670 seen in Defianse, OH June 19, 1988. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection ![]() ![]() ![]() Date: 02/06/25 18:01 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: New773 MartyBernard Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > > 5. Conagra 6252 ex-BN EMD Geep seen in Carlisle, > IN June 19, 1988. > That is an SD24. Date: 02/06/25 19:03 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: swaool MartyBernard Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 4. Commonwwealth Edison (Midwest Generation LLC) > EMD SW1 CS15 built Sept. 1950 seen in Powerton, IL > April 19, 1997. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter > NRHS Collection Midwest Generation LLC 001 (check the numberboards) is an SW1200 repowered with a Caterpillar engine. Ex-Commonwealth Edison 001 (same), exx-MP 1261, nee-Rockdale Sandow & Southern 8 (20702, 10/55). Source: Jay Reed's CGTIL mike woodruff north platte ne Date: 02/06/25 19:05 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: swaool MartyBernard Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 7. Conagra Pillsbury Div. #2012 seen in Dubuque, > IA June 9, 2001. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter > NRHS Collection This is an SW8, nee-USA #2012 (15007, 5/51) mike woodruff north platte ne Date: 02/06/25 19:33 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: refarkas I look forward to these interesting sets of shortline/industrial photos.
Bob Date: 02/06/25 19:37 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: feclark MartyBernard Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 4. Commonwwealth Edison (Midwest Generation LLC) > EMD SW1 CS15 built Sept. 1950 seen in Powerton, IL > April 19, 1997. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter > NRHS Collection > > 5. Conagra 6252 ex-BN EMD Geep seen in Carlisle, > IN June 19, 1988. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter > NRHS Collection Oops, I'm told it's an SD24. > > 6. Conagra EMD SW1200 1134, ex-MP 1134 seen in > Denver, CO Aug. 2, 1987. John E. Tuder photo, > Iowa Chapter NRHS Collection The 1134 is intriguing from a few perspectives. Would the hacked-off left front handrails suggest they didn't want anyone using that stepwell? Is there a watchman heater of somekind fitted to this? The long cable attached to the silver fitting on the hood suggests it. Or perhaps a way of plugging into an alarm system if the engine shuts down in the cold. Fred Date: 02/06/25 19:42 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: ALCO630 What is between the first 2 sets os doors and what’s the cable on the 1134 for?
Posted from iPhone Doug Wetherhold Macungie, PA Date: 02/07/25 06:34 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: rrpreservation Great shots and thank you for posting them.
On shot #6 - I think the photographer is John E. Tudek. He is a local prolific photographer. Date: 02/07/25 09:09 Re: A Variety of Power from Small Railroads Beginning with "C" Author: callen77 swaool Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > MartyBernard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 4. Commonwwealth Edison (Midwest Generation > LLC) > > EMD SW1 CS15 built Sept. 1950 seen in Powerton, > IL > > April 19, 1997. Bill Kuba photo, Iowa Chapter > > NRHS Collection > > Midwest Generation LLC 001 (check the > numberboards) is an SW1200 repowered with a > Caterpillar engine. Ex-Commonwealth Edison 001 > (same), exx-MP 1261, nee-Rockdale Sandow & > Southern 8 (20702, 10/55). Source: Jay Reed's > CGTIL > > mike woodruff > north platte ne Thanks, my first assumption was an ex-UP SW10. |